MAY MEETING FOR MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY 10TH MAY AT 11.30, NEW RESEARCHERS WELCOME TO JOIN OUR GROUP FOR OUR WORKSHOP.

SEAN CADDEN, MEMBER OF THE MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP WILL BE GIVING A TALK TITLED " USING COMPUTORS TO RECORD YOUR FAMILY HISTORY" AT 2.OOPM.

APRIL MEETING FOR MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP
Our next meeting will be held on Saturday 12th in the National Museum of Ireland-Country Life, Turlough Park, Castlebar

Join us for our Meeting and some practical tips on researching your family history,
New members welcome, no fee

MARCH MEETING FOR MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP
Our March Meeting will be held at 11.30 on Saturday 8th March in the
National Museum of Ireland - Country Life, Turlough, Castlebar, Co Mayo.
Free practical tips on researching your Mayo Ancestors.


New Members welcome, admission free.


AFTERNOON TALK
IN the afternoon following the Meeting Ballyhaunis Historian, William (Billy) will give a talk on

"Wakes and Amusments", admission free, starts 2.30pm.

http://www.museum.ie/en/list/calendar-of-events.aspx?eventID=4183

FEBRUARY 2014 MEETING
MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP WILL HOLD THEIR FEBRUARY MEETING ON SATURDAY 8TH IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND - COUNTRY LIFE, TURLOUGH, CASTLEBAR
MEETINGS ARE FROM 11AM TO 1PM, NEW MEMBERS WELCOME.

WILLIAM LYONS FROM THE MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP WILL BE GIVING A TALK IN THE AFTERNOON FOLLOWING THE MEETING, ON MAYO BURIALS AND CUSTOMS.

JANUARY 2014 MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP MEETING

THE FIRST MEETING/WORKSHOP OF THE MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY 14TH JANUARY AT 11.30 IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF COUNTRY LIFE, TURLOUGH
ALL NEW MEMBERS AND RESEARCHERS WELCOME




TALK FOLLOWING THE MEETING

WILLIAM LYONS, A MEMBER OF THE MAYO GENEALOGY GROUP WILL BE GIVING A TALK IN THE MUSEUM OF COUNTRY LIFE, TURLOUGH AT 2.00PM

THIS WILL BE A FIRST IN A SERIES OF TALKS BY WILLIAM, 
"The talk will be on the village of Ballinphuill,Ballyhaunis and the people that lived there & the nearby area.the Lyons surname & nicknames where they fit on the ancient landscape of Connaught."